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by Donna EricksonPizza for dessert?

Start with watermelonPizza for dessert?

Here’s a guilt free,ridiculously simple and

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things in common withthe pizza idea... well, ac-tually only two. Thedessert presentation isround, and it has lots oftempting healthy, fresh

toppings.Plus, there’s the wow

factor when your kidsproudly carry their workof culinary creativity tothe table at an informal

supper with your familyand friends. They’ll be soproud.

Kick it up for otherevents, too. We’re mak-ing doubles for my son’sbirthday party this week-end, and topping themoff with lots of brightcandles.Watermelon and Berry

Pizza(Serves 6)• 12 strawberries

halved• 6 mint leaves

chopped• 1 teaspoon balsamic

vinegar• 1 large watermelon

slice (1 inch or morethick), 10 inches in di-ameter

• 6 ounces naturallemon flavored yogurt, or3 ounces creme fraiche

• 1/2 cup blueberries• Mint sprigs for gar-

nish (optional)1. In a small bowl,

drizzle balsamic vinegarover the strawberries,and stir. Set aside.

2. Let your junior chefwash and dry the wholewatermelon. An adultshould slice a 10-inch

round at the center por-tion and set on a servingplate. (If your watermel-on is smaller or larger,cut the widest portion forthis dessert and adjustquantities.)

3. Evenly cut the sliceinto sixths. Pinch the cuttriangles tightly togetheron the plate.

4. Ask your child tospread the yogurt orcreme fraiche over theround.

5. Spoon the strawber-ries and blueberries overthe yogurt. Sprinkle withchopped mint. (I like toadd an extra sprig ofmint on the side or in themiddle of the presenta-tion.) Serve slices on adessert plate.

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I call summertime zuc-chini season because itis so abundant in farm-ers markets and back-yard gardens. Anyonewho has grown zucchiniknows that a little plant-ing goes a long way.Nothing inspires a gar-dener to be generous tofriends and neighborslike an abundant crop ofzucchini.

Zucchini is the mostpopular squash in theU.S. It can be eaten rawwith dip or added to sal-ad, stir-fry, soups,casseroles and mixedvegetables. It also can beserved as a side dish —freshly sauteed by itselfor with other summersquash.

As long as it’s notfried, zucchini is a verylow calorie vegetable —1/2 cup of cooked zuc-chini is just 18 caloriesand has 1 gram of pro-tein. Zucchini is 94 per-cent water.

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Maybe you’ve run outof ways to prepare zuc-chini, and friends andneighbors are no longerreturning your phonecalls. Here are somerecipes to transformyour abundant crop intotasty snacks, plus tipsfor preserving yourbumper crop for futuredishes. And remember,with zucchini recipes,you’re only limited byyour imagination.Summertime Zucchini

Pasta• 2 tablespoons extra

virgin olive oil• 1 small onion, finely

diced• 2 pounds zucchini,

sliced into 1/4-inchthick pieces (cut largerzucchini in half length-wise before slicing)

• 1 teaspoon salt • 1 teaspoon ground

black pepper• 2 garlic cloves,

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• 1 ounce basil, about2 cups loose leaves

• 1 pound ziti or otherdry pasta

• 8 ounces ricotta,about 1 cup

• 1/8 teaspooncrushed red pepper

• Zest of 1 lemon• 2 ounces grated

Parmesan, pecorino or amixture, about 1 cup,plus more for serving

1. Put a pot of water onto boil. In a large skilletover medium-high heat,cook onions in 3 table-spoons olive oil untilsoftened, 5 to 8 minutes.Reduce heat as neces-sary to keep onions frombrowning. Add zucchini,season generously withsalt and pepper, andcontinue cooking, stir-ring occasionally untilrather soft, about 10minutes. Turn off heat.

2. Meanwhile, use amortar and pestle topound garlic, basil and alittle salt into a roughpaste (or use a mini foodprocessor). Stir in 3 ta-blespoons olive oil.

3. Salt the pasta waterwell and put in the pas-ta, stirring. Boil perpackage instructions butmake sure to keep pastaquite al dente. Drainpasta, reserving 1 cup ofcooking water.

4. Add cooked pasta tozucchini in skillet andturn heat to medium-high. Add 1/2 cup cook-ing water, then the ricot-ta, crushed red pepperand lemon zest, stirringto distribute.

5. Check seasoningand adjust. Cook 1minute more. Mixtureshould look creamy. Adda little more pasta waterif necessary. Add thebasil paste and half thegrated cheese and quick-ly stir to incorporate.Spoon pasta into warmsoup plates and sprinklewith additional cheese.Serve immediately.

To freeze slices:Choose young, tender

zucchini. Wash and cutit into 1/2-inch slices.Blanch in boiling waterfor 3 minutes. Coolpromptly in ice cold wa-ter. Drain and packagein freezer bags or con-tainers, leaving 1/2-inchhead space. Seal andfreeze.

To freeze grated zuc-chini:

Choose young, tenderzucchini. Wash andgrate zucchini, then wa-ter blanch it for 1 to 2minutes or until it istranslucent. Put the zuc-chini in freezer contain-ers and place the con-tainers in cold water tocool it off. Seal and

freeze. Pour off excesswater when the zucchinithaws.

Freezing tip: Dividezucchini into portions soeach container has justthe amount needed forone recipe or meal. Thisway you won’t have tothaw more than youneed.

Dehydrated zucchini:Choose young, slender

zucchini. Wash and cut

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POLAND — PolandClass of 2017 graduateDakota Mower complet-ed a Regional Programfor Excellence internshipduring the school yearwith TECT Power inWhitesboro — includingworking with anotherPoland graduate who gothis job there through thesame program.

Mower said that whenhe showed up on thefirst day of the intern-ship, it was interestingto find out that Polandgraduate Trevor Kalwaraalso did an internshipthere while going toschool, then went toSUNY Polytechnic Insti-tute, did another sum-mer internship at TECTPower and ended upworking there now as a

mechanical engineer. “Itwas kind of cool to learnthat it actually paid off todo the internship,” Mow-er said.

Mower’s internshipthrough the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BO-CES Regional Programfor Excellence lastedfrom October 2016through April 2017. Inaddition to Kalwara,Mower worked with pro-grammer Phil Sweeneyand engineers Tony Ben-incasa, Jason Knauthand Mike Potsko.

TECT Power manufac-tures turbine enginecomponents and assem-blies for aviation, energyand industrial applica-tions, according to thecompany’s website.

Mower will be attend-ing Mohawk Valley Com-munity College in the falland then plans to attendClarkson University toobtain a bachelor’s de-gree. He then wants towork in mechanical engi-neering.

Kalwara’s departmentdid work that went be-tween the design phaseand the work on thefloor, Mower said.

“That’s how I foundout what I want to be —in the intermediary stage— half the day on thefloor and half the day inthe office,” Mower said.

Mower said that role

seems like the perfect fitfor him because he likesto be involved with thedesign work and helpingpeople, and he also likesto be involved with see-ing how the end productcomes out and beingaround people.

“It’s just the person Iam,” he said.

Some of Mower’s expe-riences at TECT Powerincluded pouring hot liq-uid to make castings, do-ing computer program-ming to set up robots,working with water jetand grinding robots andparticipating in meetingsand problem solving. Itwas nice to be able to bepart of those discus-sions, he said.

“That was kind ofcool,” he said.

Another interestingnote was that during acareer day at Poland,Kalwara was at Polandgiving a presentationwhile Mower was doingthe internship at TECTPower. When working to-gether, the two were ableto relate about their ex-periences at Poland.

Mower said he wasvery interested in the in-dustry he did his Region-al Program for Excel-lence internship in, buthe would recommendothers participate in theprogram even if it’s justto get a taste of what ajob is like.

“It’s a very good oppor-tunity,” he said, “and Iwould suggest it for any-one to do – and it doesn’tmatter what field you’regoing into.”

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Poland Class of 2017 graduate Dakota Mower, pic-tured here graduation on June 23, completed aRegional Program for Excellence internship duringthe school year at TECT Power in Whitesboro.

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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA— Everybody needs ashoulder to lean on nowand then. A walrus calf atthe Alaska SeaLife Centerin Seward, Alaska, is get-ting one 24 hours a day.

Trained staff members,working in pairs, aretouching, massaging andcuddling a calf all day andall night as part of its recu-peration. The calf, estimat-ed to be about six weeksold, was found last monthwithout its mother several

miles outside Nome.Walrus are highly social

and spend two years withtheir mothers, said Jen-nifer Gibbins, marketingand communications di-rector for the center.

“They need constantcontact,’’ Gibbins said.“Part of the caregiving isproviding that constantcontact and tactile interac-tion.

The calf was spotted inmid-June on the deck of amining barge. The walruswas still on the barge thenext morning and the

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The SeaLife Center isdedicated to marine re-search and education andfeatures a public aquari-um. It’s the only facility inAlaska that holds a permitfor marine mammal rescueand rehabilitation.

When the calf reachedSeward on June 17, itweighed 120-pounds andwas extremelylethargic.“He was severelydehydrated,’’ Gibbins said.“That was really the firstconcern.’’

The calf initially was fedwith a tube down its throatthat sent food directly tothe stomach. It was con-sidered a hopeful signwhen the animal beganbottle feeding about a weeklater.

The calf now sucks downup to a liter of formula sev-en times a day. As the calfrehydrated and recuperat-ed, he became more active,curious and plump. Henow weighs 143-pounds.“That’s a pretty dramaticchange in a short time,’’Gibbins said.

The cuddling is critical,Gibbins said.

“One of the uniquethings about walrus is that

there is a very high level ofmaternal investment witha calf,’’ she said. “They arewith their moms for twoyears in the wild.’’

Twenty staff membershave been trained to bewith the little guy. He leanson them and sometimeslies on them. Sometimeshe sucks their arms. Gib-bins calls it nursing behav-ior.

“An infant human mightbe sucking on your fingers.That’s what they’re doing,’’she said.

Walrus have practicalreasons for refined touch-ing. They use their hun-dreds of short, highly sen-sitive whiskers to searchfor clams and otherseafood on the ocean floor,according to the AlaskaDepartment of Fish andGame.

A sea otter, ringed sealand two harbor seals alsoare receiving care. Most ofthe center’s rehabbed ani-mals return to the wild butthe young walrus won’t be.

“We can care for thiscalf. We can take care of itshealth. We can give it somegood social interaction.But we cannot teach thatanimal how to be an ani-mal in the wild,’’ Gibbinssaid. “That’s why they’renon-releasable.’’No decision has beenmade on placement. TheSeaLife Center will deter-mine what facility cangive it the best veteri-nary and social care.“This walrus needs to bewith other walrus,’’ shesaid. The center expectsto house the animalthrough summer andinto the fall.

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Households across thecountry include compan-ion birds. Their sweetmusic and vividly col-ored plumage makebirds beloved pets.

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Birds can suffer fromdepression and anxiety iftheir living conditionsare not optimal. Birdscan become irritablethanks to illness, bore-dom, cage position, andmany other factors. Un-happy birds may engagein self-destructive be-haviors, such as pluck-ing out their feathers.Bird owners concernedthat their birds may beunhappy or unhealthyshould take the bird tothe veterinarian for anexamination, takingsteps to improve thebirds’ quality of life ifnecessary.

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NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIPPastor Pat Andreoli

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Sunday Worship 10:30 AMTuesday Bible Study 7 PM

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF DOLGEVILLE

Paster Len Byarty12 Van Buren St.

Sunday School (All Ages) 10-11 AMMorning Worship 11-12:30 PM

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21 N. Helmer Ave.Church Phone 429-7381Sunday Church ServiceOppenheim @ 9:30 AM

Dolgeville @ 11 AM

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Pastor Marvin Isum3 Elm St.

Phone 429-8390Sunday Worship 10:30 AM

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26 E. Faville Ave.Worship 11 AM

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Deacon Jim Bower, AdministratorRev. T. Healy, Sacramental Minister

31 N. Helmer Ave.Phone 429-8338

Sunday Mass 9 AM

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305 Main Rd., East Herkimer Phone 866-3272

Wednesday Vespers 5PMSaturday Evening Vespers 4 PMSunday Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM

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TEMPLE BETH JOSEPHRabbi Ronald Kopelman

327 N. Prospect St.Phone 866-4270

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Rev. Mark Cunningham, Pastor219 N. Bellinger St.

Phone 866-4240Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PM

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Rev. Quy Vo, Pastor229 S. Main St.Phone 866-6373

Saturday Vigil Mass 6 PMSunday Mass 10 AM

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931 Herkimer Rd.Utica, NY 13503Phone 792-4748 Saturday 6 PM

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OAK RIDGE FREE METHODIST CHURCHPastor Chris Schumske

838 W. German St.Sunday School (All Ages) 9:30-10:20 AM

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326 Moore Ave.Sunday Divine Liturgy 10 AM

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Prospect St. & Park Ave.Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10 AM

Wednesday 7 PMSunday School 10 AM

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

(MORMONS)Branch President Blake Francisco

Gros. Blvd., East HerkimerPhone 315-866-8095

Priesthood/Relief Society 12:10 PMSunday School 11:20 AMSacrament Meeting 10 AM

Family History Center hours by appointment; please leave a message at

315-866-7189

HERKIMER REFORMED CHURCH102 Church St.

Phone 866-1523Worship 9:30 AM

Sunday School 11 AMShepherd’s Table:

Tuesday 11-12:30 PMThursday 11:30-12:30 PMShepherd’s Table Dinner:

First & Third Tuesday 6 PM

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHRev. Jill Stellman300 N. Main St.

Church Office 866-0551Email [email protected]

Sunday Services:Sunday School 9:00 AMHoly Eucharist 10:15 AM

LITTLE FALLSFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

555 Albany St.Morning Worship will begin at 10:15 AMRev. Chris J. Wintermute will be speaking

this morning.Nursery (infants through age 4)

Junior Church (K-4) during Morning Worship Service

Sunday School Classes 9 AM (nursery through adult)

Morning Worship Service 11 AM and is broadcast live over radio station WIZR,

930 on the AM dial with a one week delay.Monday School Board Meeting 6:30 PM

Tuesday Trustee Meeting 7 PMWednesday Final Bible Study & Prayer

Time at homes 7 PMThursday Choir Practice 7 PM

HOLY SPIRIT POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCHFather Rafael Dadello615 E. Gansevoort St.

Phone 823-0793Sunday Mass 11 AM

LITTLE FALLSST. PAUL’S UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCHMinister Jeffrey J. FrankMark Bunce, Organist

565 Albany St.Phone 823-2284

Sunday Service & Religious Education 10 AM

HOLY FAMILY PARISH OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF

LITTLE FALLSDeacon Jim Bower, Administrator

Rev. T. Healy, Sacramental Minister763 E. Main St.

Phone 823-3410Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PMSunday Mass 10:30 AM

EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCHFather Steven A. Scarcia, D.Min, rector

588-594 Albany St.Sunday Schedule:

High Mass, Rite II 10 AMNursery & Sunday School 9:45 AM

(Sept.-May)Fellowship Coffee Hour 11:15 AM

Choir Rehearsal 11:30 AMHoly Day Masses as announced

Confessions by appointment

FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GODSenior Pastor Timothy Parisi

559 E. Jefferson St.Phone 823-4043 • [email protected]

Sunday Morning All Worship 10 AMThursday Bible Study 6:30 PM

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH512 E. Gansevoort St.Sunday Worship 9 AMSunday School 9 AM

Wednesday Services 12:10 PM & 7 PM

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHPastor Tamara Razzano

16 Jackson St.Phone: 315-823-3004

Email [email protected]

Sunday Worship 10 AMSunday School 10 AM

MIDDLEVILLEMIDDLEVILLE UNITED METHODIST

Rev. Robert Lindsay24 Rte. 29

Phone 845-8730Sunday School 9:30 AM

Worship Service 9:30 AM

MOHAWKGRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. Sally Heiligman7 E. Main St.

Phone 315-866-4782or 315-520-4723

Holy Eucharist 10 AM

MOHAWKDENNISON CORNERS COMMUNITY CHURCH

Pastor Donald King219 Robinson Rd. • Phone 866-5215

Sunday:Sunday School 9:45 AMMorning Worship 11 AMEvening Worship 6 PM

Wednesday Prayer 7 PM

MOHAWK REFORMED CHURCHRev. Brian Engel, Pastor

20 S. Otsego St. Phone 866-4292

Email [email protected] us on Facebook

Morning Worship: 10:30 AM Sept. - June • 9:30 AM July-Aug.Youth Sunday School (Pre-K - Sr. High) 9 AM

Adult Sunday School (Men, Women & Couples) 9:30 AM

September - June

EMMANUEL BIBLE CHURCHPastor Gary Wilcox

54 W. Main St. • Phone 717-3011Sunday School 9:45 AMMorning Worship 11 AM

Fellowship Lunch 12:30 PMAfternoon Bible Study 1:30 PM

Wednesday Prayer & Bible Study 6 PM

CHURCH OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

Sr. Mary Jo Tallman, CSJ, Parish Life Director

Rev. Mark Cunningham, Sacramental Minister

71 E. Main St.Phone 866-1752

Saturday Vigil Mass 5:30 PMSunday Mass 9:30 AM

CHRISTIAN BIBLE CHURCHH. Ed Reed, Pastor/Teacher

167 Ward Rd.Phone 858-1282

www.christianbiblechurch.usSunday School 9 AM

Sunday Worship 10 AMWednesday Bible Study & Prayer Meeting 7 PM

THE WORD CHRISTIAN CENTERPastor Gene Kipper

27 E. Main St.Phone 868-1790

Sunday Services at 10 AMIntercession - Tuesdays at 7 PMFree Community Dinner the last Thursday of the Month at 6 PM

NEWPORTFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

OF NEWPORT7497 Main Street

Pastor’s Phone 315-790-1877Sunday Worship at 9:45am

UNITED METHODIST Rev. Robert Lindsay

Phone 845-8730Sunday School 11 AM

Morning Service 11 AM

COLD BROOK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Pastor Genett Timlin467 Main St.

Sunday Worship 10:30 AM

KUYAHOORA COMMUNITY CHURCHPastor Dwayne Durand

West Canada ValleyHigh School Auditorium

5447 St. Rt. 28Mailing Address PO Box 50

Middleville, NY 13406Phone 315-292-1303www.kuyahorracc.org

Weekly Service Sunday 10:08 AM

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev. Quy Vo, PastorSt. John the Baptist Parish

7516 N. Main St. • Phone 845-8017Monday & Wednesday 9 AM

Saturday Vigil Mass 4 PMSunday Mass 8 AM

PAINES HOLLOWPAINES HOLLOW

UNITED METHODISTLay Servant Gregg Sponburgh

Rtes. 167 & 168 • 315-866-1128Worship 9-10AM

SALISBURY CENTERFULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Pastor Robert Brent106 Plant Road

Sunday Worship 11 AM with Children’s Church offered

during the service

Main Street Chiropractic

Health and Wellness Center• Flexible Walk in Hours

Dr. Kathleen Fusco• Insurance Not Necessary

8841 N. Main StreetPoland, NY 13431

(315) 826-7772

Humphrey Memorials, Inc.

3051 State Rte. 28, Herkimer, NY 13350

Monument Sales & Engraving

Professional Memorial Cleaning

Specialty Sandblast & Etching

315-866-4471humphreymemorials.com

SUPERMARKETLamberson St.,

Dolgeville • 429-8518

Area’s LeadingWallcovering Store

315-823-2640634 E. Main Street

Little Falls, NY 13365

DANS AUTO REPAIR

Old Fashioned Service and Honesty

Dan Hight - Owner/Operator6500 State Route 5

Little Falls, NY 13365Shop Phone 315-508-5061

Cell 315-868-8166or 315-868-1575

“It’s Always Worth A Trip To Zipp”

ZIPPTrue ValueHardware

73-77 N. Main St. Dolgeville

315-429-9761

Gina Trzepacz - Timpano1309 Champlin Ave. PO Box 123

Yorkville, NY 13495MEMORIALS • PRE-PLANNING

MEMORIAL RESTORATIONPh/Fax: 315-736-1781 Cell: 315-723-7445

[email protected]

Quality Used Cars With a Warranty!

WHITCOMB AUTO SALES

6500 St. Rt. 5, Little Falls, NY 13365Thomas C. Whitcomb, Owner

Phone 315-823-1320www.whitcombautosales.com

LYNCHHeating

& Cooling11 South Main St.,

Dolgeville518-527-9881

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Dolgeville Consignment Auction Friday August 11th and Saturday August 12, 2017Proceeds to Benefit Little Falls Amish Schools

Dolgeville Athletic Field, 240 Lotville Road, Dolgeville, NY 13329Directions: From Johnstown: Take 29 West to Lotville Rd on right.

From Little Falls: Take Route 5 to 167 North to 29 East to Lotville Rd on left.

Auction Friday August 11 from 3 to 6PM

Flowers & Shrubs • Case Lots of Groceries • Used Furniture & More.Lunch Stand Serving Amish Style Wedding Dinner from 4 to 7PM on Friday.

Auction Saturday August 12, 9AM

Crafts • Lawn Furniture • Quilts • Dewalt Cordless Tools • Building MaterialsFarm Machinery • Shrubs & Flowers from Sauders Nursery Plus Much More

Items Being Added Daily & Up Until Day of Sale.

New Consignments Wanted: No Appliances, Tires or Junk Please, Donations Welcomed.

Much Bigger & Better than Before. Amish Lunch Stand Serving Breakfast From 7AM to 10AMBreakfast Sandwiches • Pancakes & Bacon • Sausage & Eggs

Serving Lunch from 10AM till ? • Something for Everyone, Come to Buy, Come to Eat or Come for FunPlan to Bring Your Family and Spend the Day!

Millers Chicken BBQ • Homemade Ice Cream All Day Saturday

To Have Your Items Consigned CallBylers Cabinets: 315-429-3061 • David Swarey: 315-429-9582

Reuben Peachey: 518-568-3560

Auctioneers: Jonathan Esh, Aquillas Esh, Amos Wengerd, Eli Wengerd Terms of Sale: Cahs or Good NY Check. Please Help Support a Worthy Cause.

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HOSKING SALES LLC – CERTIFIED ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY

607-847-8800cell: 607-972-1770 or 1771

Tom & Brenda Hosking& Family6096 St. Hwy. 8, New Berlin, NY 13411

Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 withMisc. & Small animals followed by Dairy & Livestock

Monday, July 10th – Sold 275 head. Cull Ave. $.65 Top Cow $.86, Organic cull dairy $.65 - $.86, Bulls/Steers $.92 - $1.02, Bull calves top $2.55, heifer calf top $3.20, Dairy feeders $.50 - $.93, Feeder Steers $.92 - $1.06.

Monday, July 24th - Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Organic Day. 10 Certified Organic Registered Fresh Cows.

Monday, July 31st - Normal Monday SaleMonday, Aug. 7th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder Sale

Monday, Aug. 15th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer SaleUpcoming Sales to Watch for:Fall All Breed Sale – Saturday, Oct. 28th 2017. Accepting 150 Registered All Breed Dairy Cattle.

**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on our Web-Site. Call to advertise in any of these sales it makes a difference. Watch website for any last minute updates.

Directions: Hosking Sales LLC 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles North of New Berlin, NY.

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Number / Classification 20 Air Compressors 25 Air Tools 35 Announcements 45 Antiques 55 Appraisal Services 75 ATV 80 Auctions 82 Auto Body 110 Bedding Plants 120 Bees-Beekeeping 130 Bird Control 140 Books 155 Building Materials/ Supplies 157 Building Repair 160 Buildings For Sale 161 Bulk Foods / Spices 165 Business Opportunities 170 Butchering Supplies 173 Carpentry 175 Cars, Trucks, Trailers 180 Catalogs 182 Catering 190 Chain Saws 195 Cheesemaking Supplies 205 Christmas 214 Clocks & Repair 215 Collectibles 216 Clothing 235 Computers 253 Consignment 265 Construction Equipment For Rent 275 Construction Machinery Wanted 277 Construction Services 280 Construction Supplies 312 Crafts 325 Custom Butchering 330 Custom Services 360 Deer-Butchering & Hides 370 Dogs 410 Electrical 415 Employment Wanted 440 Farm Machinery For Sale 445 Farm Machinery Wanted 447 Farm Market Items 460 Fencing 470 Financial Services 480 Fish 483 Flooring494 For Lease

495 For Rent 500 For Sale 510 Fresh Produce, Nursery 525 Fruits & Berries 527 Furniture 529 Garage Sales 530 Garden Supplies 535 Generators 537 Gifts 575 Greenhouse Supplies 585 Guns 587 Hair Styling 589 Hardware 600 Health Care/Products 605 Heating 610 Help Wanted 653 Hotel / Motel 683 Jewelers 700 Lawn & Garden 711 Lessons 760 Lumber & Wood Products 790 Maple Syrup Supplies 805 Miscellaneous 810 Mobile Homes 811 Monuments 812 Multi Media 813 Music 815 Motorcycles 817 Nails 820 Nurseries 910 Plants 950 Real Estate For Sale 955 Real Estate Wanted 960 RVs & Motor Homes 975 Rentals 980 Restaurant Supplies1040 Services Offered1075 Snowblowers1080 Snowmobiles1096 Sports1109 Thrift1140 Trailers1147 Trains1148 Travel1165 Trees1170 Truck Parts & Equipment1180 Trucks1187 Vacuum1190 Vegetable1200 Veterinary1205 Wanted

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LOOKING FOR LocalMarines & other militaryservice to join our league,USMC Ilion Detachment 227Herkimer. Come visit us at:178 2nd Street, Ilion, 4pm toclosing Monday through Sat-urday.

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Antiques

ANTIQUES/FINE ART andunusual collectibles. 9200State Route 365, HollandPatent. From Pete Rose au-tographs to Coca Cola ceil-ing fans. 315-794-9175.

Antiques

SERVICES OFFERED:Downsizing? Mom’s Estate?Paying CASH for QUALITYANTIQUES, Taking Consign-ments. We make housecalls. 315-823-1177 SHOW-CASE ANTIQUES Little Falls

Auctions

BREEDER AUCTIONS –every 2nd & 4th Sunday ofthe month at 11:33 am. KingsAuctions, 689 Burrows Rd.,West Winfield (315)822-5221

CONSIGNMENT AUCTIONevery Saturday evening at6:33pm and Food Auctionevery 1st Thursday of monthat 6:33pm. Kings Auctions,689 Burrows Rd., West Win-field (315)822-5221

BuildingMaterials/Supplies

INSULATION: All Types. New/Existing Buildings. Free Estimates. Fully Insured. CallUpstate Spray Foam Insulation 315-822-5238.www.upstatesprayfoam.com

Cars, Trucks, Trailers

WANTEDJUNK CARS,

TRUCKS & VANSPAYING $50 & UP

7 Days a Week

315-335-3302FOR SALE: 1994 CorvetteLT-1, very good condition, in-side and out, only 47K,$9500 OBO. Call for moreinfo. 315-867-9335

2006 CHEVY TRAIL-BLAZER. 1,500 or best offer.315-542-4370

Collectibles

ROOFING & CHIMNEYWORK: Reasonable Rates.Free Estimates. KEPPEL’S315-542-5509

Custom Services

WEDDING INVITATIONS.Half the cost you see any-where else. If you seesomething you like online.Email me a link. I can do atalmost half the cost. CallBeth at Lee Publications.518-673-0101 or email [email protected]

BARNYARD BIRTHDAYPARTIES, Saturdays atRandy’s Ridge, Avery Road,Ilion. Reserve now. 315-894-0250

BUSINESS CARDS: 1,000for only $60.00 full colorglossy. Anyway you wantthem designed. We will helpyou. FREE SHIPPING in-cluded. Call Beth at Lee Pub-lications. 518-673-0101 oremail [email protected]

Farm MachineryFor Sale

OLDER 7’ brush hog rotarycutter (too big for my tractor);9’ International haybine. 315-823-4922 after 6pm

Farm Market Items

DAMIN FARMUSDA Inspected BEEFSAUERKRAUTRED RASPBERRIES

BLACK RASPBERRIESEBT & Credit Cards Accepted

8075 St. Hwy 5St. Johnsville, NY 13452

518-568-2643Open 7 Days a Week 9am-6pm

For Rent

(2)BEDROOM APARTMENTFOR RENT IN LITTLEFALLS, second floor, nosmoking/no pets, no off-roadparking, $500/month, in-cludes stove, refrigerator,water & sewer, washer/dryerhookup. Available July 1st.Contact:315-725-1133.

VILLAGE OF ILION: Secondfloor-two bedroom. All elec-tric/smoke free/no pet policy/all appliances included. Man-aged by Crossett Real Es-tate Services. Applicationsavailable. Take a visual tourwww.crossettres.com 315-894-8557. Village of Iloin:Coming soon. Duplex-twobedroom.

HERKIMER: 2 bedroom firstfloor apartment, good loca-tion, washer/dryer hookup,off street parking, $575 +util-ities, security deposit re-quired. Available August 1st.315-717-4470

FORT PLAIN: Two Bedroomapartment for rent. Includesstove, refrigerator, off-streetparking. Walking distance torestaurants, grocery & con-venience stores and beauti-ful park. Sorry no pets.315-794-2399

HERKIMER 3 bedroom up-stairs apartment. Includesheat and water. No smoking/pets. Available 08/01/17.$750.00 rent plus security.315-866-6134 or 315-399-6999

41 WEST STATE STREET,Dolgeville, spacious 2 bed-room apartment, $500month to month lease, offstreet parking, washer/dryerhookup, plenty of storage$500 deposit and 1st monthrent, applications and refer-ences a must. No pets. Seri-ous inquires only.315-429-9132

ILION: Clean, modern, quiet2 bedroom upstairs apart-ment. Appliances included,laundry facility, parking, nosmoking/ pets. References &security deposit required.315-866-2552

ILION: 1, 2, & 3 bedroomapartments for rent, electricheat, stove/refrigerator in-cluded, parking, no smok-ing/pets, security depositrequired. $600-$700. 518-937-0345

For Sale

SELF INKING STAMP -Great for Raffle Tickets.$21.00+ tax, Shipping extra.Call Beth Snyder at LeeNewspapers Inc. 518-673-0101

RAFFLE TICKETS - 500 -$60, 1,000-$75, 1,500 - $90,2,000-$100. Other quantitiesavailable. Call Beth at LeePublications 518-673-01016113 State Hwy. 6, PalatineBridge, NY 13428.

Fruits & Berries

“BEV’s BEST BLUEBER-RIES”. U-Pick Farm, Call be-fore you come for pickingtimes. 315-429-9425

BLUEBERRIES: 6:30am-6pm, pick your own or al-ready picked. Steuben Rd.,Herkimer. 315-867-5735Closed Sundays.herkimerblueberries.com

Furniture

New Furniture … YOU”REPAYING TOO MUCH!! Comesee Kings! Store hours 9-5pm, Mon. *Wed. *Thurs.*Fri. & Sat. King’s, 689 Bur-rows Rd., West Winfield, NY.(315)822-5221

LOVESEAT with pull-out twinbed, crushed brown, neverbeen used, $350. 315-444-8233

SOLID OAK Glasstop CoffeeTable 50x25 & 2 matchingend tables 27x24. $125OBO.315-866-4727

Garage Sales

JULY 21 & 22nd, 10am-3pm.332 Dewey Ave., Herkimer.Household items, clothes,crafts, holiday items, lawnfurniture, records & player.

FORT PLAIN YARD SALES& Horse Drawn EquipmentDemonstrations, Friday July21st, Chicken Barbeque atNoon; Sataturday July 22nd,Pork Barbeque at Noon. Stopby at 7M Supply, 1130 Clin-ton Rd. Storewide discountson building materials andplumbing. Come join the fun.Bounce house for children.518-673-1073 ext. 4

Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED FENCEWORKERS, must have owntransportation to Poland,NY.Work away during week. Pre-vailing rate & benefits. Drugtest required. Fax resume &references to Rommel Fence315-826-7224 or [email protected]

Construction Services For Rent

ATTENTION: COLLECTORBUYING WWII & earlier Mil-itary Helmets, Swords, Uni-forms, Foreign Decorations,Banners, etc. Also old coins& old politcal items. Call any-time 315-534-3661


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Help Wanted

LITTLE FALLS DAIRY Con-ventional barn. Chores in-clude assisting milking, careof young stock and assortedbarn chores, 5:30am toNoon. Reliable transportationneeded. 315-823-1309 leavemessage or 315-717-7032.

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HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,Clothes, Crafts, HolidayItems, Lawn Furniture,Records, Player 315-866-6562

Real Estate For Sale

VILLAGE OF ILION: TwoFamily. All electric/separatemeters for all utilities. Smokefree. Large yard (surveyed).All appliances included. Man-aged by Crossette Real Es-tate services. Take a visualtour www.crossettres.comAsking $119,000.00. AllBroker inquires welcome.315-894-8557

VILLAGE OF ILION: Commer-cial-Former Laundrymat + Flo-ral Shop Survey site. Asking$265,000.00 Take a visual tourwww.crossettres.com AllBroker iquires welcome. 315-894-8557

VILLAGE OF FRANKFORT:Beauty Shop includes equip-ment. Great visibility and lo-cation/ample parking.Excellent investment. Ownerretiring. Asking $49,900.00.Take a visual tour, www.cros-settres.com All Broker in-quires welcome.315-894-8557

VILLAGE OF ILION: Singlefamily/3 bedroom. MotivatedSeller due to relocation.Managed by Crossett RealEstate Services. Take a visualtour www.crossettres.comSmoke Free. Asking$49,000.00. All Broker in-quiries welcome.

Real Estate For Sale

LAND FOR SALE: BrewerRd., Town of Columbia,Herkimer County,NY. 30.8acres, 1/2 field, 1/2 woods,great view, $59,000; 24.9acres, 1/3rd field, 2/3rdwoods, nice view, $49,000.Owner Financing. Helder-berg Realty 518-861-6541,518-256-6344

VILLAGE OF FRANKFORT:Vacant building lot, 6,350Sq.Ft. (50x127). Owner financ-ing available. Take a visual tourwww.crossettres.com Asking$10,000.00 All Broker in-quiries welcome. 315-894-8557

Restaurant Supplies

RESTAURANT OUT OFBUSINESS, all items forsale. Appliances, kitchenutensils, ice machine, deepfryer, furniture, much more.518-852-5100

Services Offered

JACK’S HANDYMAN SERV-ICE: Doing odd jobs of allkinds since 2004. Free esti-mates. 315-725-1133

BEST MAN FOR THE JOB,lots cleared. Different jobsdone from weed wacking, tobrush and trees cut. LewisPage Sr. 518-548-6685

CRESCENT POWER WASH-ING: Professional, affordablepressure washing services.We clean houses, decks,porches, patios, driveways,walkways, & more! $99house wash special.www.crescentpowerwashing.com315-895-0497.

J & J HOME MAINTE-NANCE: Masonry, Painting,Chimney Repair, StuccoCeiling Repair, Lawn Main-tanance, Pressure Washing,Tree Removal, DrivewaySealing, Snow Removal.315-868-1110 or 315-868-0059

PHOTO CALENDARS nowavailable right here at LeePublications. 6113 StateHwy. 5, Palatine Bridge, NY518-673-3237. Choose up to24 photos. Only $12.00 fordigital photos and $15.00 ifwe scan them.

BOILING POT PHOTOGRA-PHY 518-378-3279 Gradua-tion Photos, Weddings,Baby and more. Find us onFacebook

Tires &Tire Repair Service

USED TIRE SALE: Huge In-ventory, mounting & balanc-ing FREE. No appointmentnecessary! Save money callAuto World, 534 North PerryStreet, Johnstown 12095518-762-7555

JUL 21Pierogi Sale

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Ortho-dox Church, 314 MooreAve., Herkimer. 11 am-1pm. $8 dozen fully cooked.

JUL 21 - 23Salisbury Town Wide

Garage SalesFor more information callKathy Chrisman at 315-429-9220.

JUL 22One Day Bus Trip toVisit Three Wineries

Along The Cayuga LakeVineyard Trail

Departing from Herkimerand Clinton. $75 pp withlunch included. $60 if youbring your own. To sign upor for more information call315-866-6413.

JUL 22Family Fun Day

ARC Mall, 55 Central Plaza,Ilion. 11 am-3 pm. Formore information visitwww.ilionchurch.com ,email [email protected] or call315-235-5447.

JUL 22The Frankfort Hill

Historical Society’s 3rdAnnual Community DayCorner of Higby and AlbanyRoads, Frankfort. 10 am-4pm. For more informationcall 315-894-2221.

JUL 22Pierogi Sale

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Ortho-dox Church, 314 MooreAve., Herkimer. 9:30 am-2pm. $8 dozen fully cooked.

JUL 23Presentation on EarlySurveying of the Royal

Grant ProgramNorway Historical Center,1067 Newport Gray Road,Norway. 2 pm. Refresh-ments available. Free to thepublic.

JUL 26Sculpture Space Worksin Progress Reception

Sculpture Space studio at12 Gates Street, WestUtica. 5-7 pm. Free andopen to the public.

JUL 28Pierogi Sale

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Ortho-dox Church, 314 MooreAve., Herkimer. 11 am-1pm. $8 dozen fully cooked.

JUL 29Pierogi Sale

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Ortho-dox Church, 314 MooreAve., Herkimer. 9:30 am-2pm. $8 dozen fully cooked.

AUG 5Pig Roast

Morning Star Church, 4224Acme Road, Frankfort. 2-6pm or until sold out. $15pp. Eat in or take out. Tick-

ets can be purchased in ad-vance by calling Betty at315-894-5205 or [email protected] .

AUG 12The Village of Ames

Museum 611 Latimer Hill Road,Ames. Open for tours 9 am-3 pm. Registering vendorsand 5K runners for Sept. 16festival. Vendor space isfree. For more informationvisit www.amesmuseum.weebly.com or call 518-673-5820.

AUG 12Blueberry Festival

Fairfield Restorations Asso-ciation looking for Vendors.Contact Terri at 315-272-8203 for more information.

AUG 19One Day Bus Trip to

New York CityDepart from Herkimer andClinton. $60 pp. For moreinformation call 315-866-6413.

AUG 31Rabies Clinic

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Certain vaccinationsfor companion animalsare recommended or re-quired depending onwhere the pet will be liv-ing. Just like immuniza-tions administered tohumans, pet vaccina-tions are designed tohelp pets develop immu-nities to certain dis-eases.

The American Veteri-nary Medical Foundationnotes that vaccinationsare often accompaniedby mild side effects. Butsome pets might experi-

ence more serious reac-tions to certain vaccina-tions. This can be partic-ularly disconcerting topet owners who are vac-cinating new pets for thefirst time.

Vaccines remain one ofthe most importantweapons in the fightagainst infectious dis-eases in companion ani-mals. But if the vaccinereactions prove to beworse than the diseaseitself, the ASPCA notesthat pet owners will needto work with their veteri-

narians about the bestcourse of action.

Minor reactions to vac-cinations may include lo-cal swelling at the vacci-nation site and some dis-comfort. Sneezing, mildcoughing and low-gradefever also can be com-mon.

More serious side ef-fects generally involve al-lergic reactions. Such re-actions can last any-where from a few min-utes to a few hours.Some indicators of vac-cine allergies include fa-cial swelling, itching,weakness, difficultybreathing, and evenshock. According to themedical team at Petfind-er.com, allergic reactionsare often treated withantihistamines, epineph-rine and supportive care.

In combined vaccines,which are those that ad-minister two or morevaccines in a single shot,it may be difficult to de-termine which vaccina-tion triggered the allergicreaction, or if the reac-tion was caused by apreservative or other for-eign matter in the vac-cine. It may be ad-viseable to have new petsreceive only one vaccina-tion at a time to bestmonitor reactions. If anallergy is noted, and theallergy arises again withrevaccination or a boost-er shot, then steps mustbe taken to reduce thepropensity for the reac-tion moving forward.This may include admin-

istering antihistaminesprior to the vaccine if itis a mandatory immu-nization. Pet ownersshould speak with theirveterinarians about the

risks of skipping re-quired vaccines.

Animals can experi-ence mild to serious sideeffects after receivingroutine vaccinations. Pet

owners should weigh thebenefits of the vaccineswith their veterinariansto develop the besthealth plan for theirpets.

Do you have your own Whatchamacallit? Send a photo and short description to [email protected] or call Colleen at 518-673-0145

WhatchamacallitsThis weeks’ Whatchamacallit is a

pinch-hitter. By that I mean that my original selection for you was put on hold due to an unexpected twist. I will pull that one out of my hat for next week. However, they are somewhat related and you’ll have to be patient to see how.This unusual item is a button

mold. Before buttons were massed produced out of plastic or other synthetic materials by machine — but after they were made individu-ally out of bone or shell — a mold such as this was used. Our exam-ple belonged to the Eaker family of Palatine, NY.During the early 18th century,

most buttons purchased in the U.S. came from England. Fortu-nately for us, around 1720, Ger-man immigrant Casper Wister

began making brass buttons in Philadelphia, so that by the time of the Revolutionary War, we had our own steady supply of buttons made here for uniforms. Back to our mold — a soft met-

al, usually brass was melted and poured into the closed mold until it started to come out the top (pho-to at left). As you can see by the close-up of the buttons still on the sprue (top right), buttons at fi rst had a shank with a hole that was used to fasten it to the fabric. Before the 13th century, buttons

were used as decoration on the clothing (similar to a pin or oth-er jewelry), not for fastening. Ac-cording to thebuttonmonger.com, sometime in the 13th century the idea of a buttonhole and button working together was conceived.

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Vaccination side effects

Pet owners should weigh the benefits of the vac-cines with their veterinarians to develop the besthealth plan for their pets.


New pets can make lifeat home more exciting.Cats are popular petsbecause of their curiosi-ty, playfulness and size,which make them greatpets in private homesand apartments big andsmall.

Many people prefercats because they tendto require less mainte-nance than dogs and fe-lines are relatively self-

sufficient. According to a2014 survey from Alber-ta Agriculture andForestry, 37 percent ofCanadian householdsincluded one or morecats. In the UnitedStates, the American PetProducts Associationsays that 30 to 37 per-cent of households havea cat, and more than 35percent of cats are ac-quired as strays.

Kittens can be soft,fluffy and adorable tohave around. However,to maintain a peacefulhousehold and provide asafe environment for newfelines, it’s important forpet owners to followsome key tips.

Kittens should not beseparated from theirmother or siblings untilthey’re at least 10 to 12weeks of age, providedthe litter has had signifi-cant human contact, of-fers Blue Buffalo PetFood’s animal experts. Ifthe kittens have not hadmuch contact, it may bepossible to bring themhome earlier. The earliercats are socialized, theeasier the kitten-ownerrelationship and the lessskittish the cat may be.

Cats require some ne-cessities from the start.These include feedingbowls, litter boxes ortrays, toys, and scratch-ing posts. Washable cat

beds with warm blanketsare also helpful. Positionthe litter tray in a corneraway from food and wa-ter. The InternationalCat Care group says thata new home can be in-timidating, so it’s best tointroduce cats slowly totheir new environments.Choose a room that’squiet where the kittencan adjust. Outfit theroom with toys and aplace to snuggle or hide,and remove any hazardsor breakable items.

Gradually give the kit-ten time to venture outinto the main living areato explore, watching howit behaves. If the catdashes nervously, it mayneed more time to accli-mate. Some kittens takeup to two weeks to fullyrelax in a home. Peopleshould be introducedone at a time.

The animal guidancegroup VetStreet sayshandling and playingwith kittens at least onceper day will help ownersform strong emotionalbonds with their cats.Children should be mon-itored upon introductionto the new kitten tomake sure it’s a positiveexperience for both thekitten and child.

Veterinarians can offera wealth of informationfor new cat owners. Askmany questions, includ-ing which foods to feedthem and how often; ill-nesses to watch out for;suggestions on how tointroduce the kitten to

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Kittens can beplayful membersof the family. Treatthem right fromthe start and theycan make lovingand excellent pets.

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Tips for a healthy andhappy kitten

Kittens can be playful members ofthe family. Treat them right fromthe start and they can make lovingand excellent pets.


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